Taxi access to the Oise MUDO Museum
The Episcopal Palace, located in the center of Beauvais, is a historic monument full of history. Today it houses the Departmental Museum of Oise (MUDO), a must-see museum for art lovers.
This palace was the residence of the bishops of Beauvais and bears witness to the religious and political influence of the city over the centuries.
Ccount approximately 5 minutes by taxi from Beauvais train station to reach this place. Coming from Beauvais Airport, the journey takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes by taxi.
The museum is located near Place Jeanne Hachette, which has a dedicated taxi rank.The Cathedral Parking and the Saint-Quentin Parking offer parking spaces near the museum.
Practical information for taxi travelers: Episcopal Palace / Oise Museum
- MUDO address: 1 Rue du Musée, 60000 Beauvais, France
- Taxi stops: Place Jeanne Hachette (3 minutes walk from the museum)
- Nearby car parks: Cathedral Parking, Saint-Quentin Parking
- Nearest bus stop: “Cathedral” on lines 1, 2 and 6 of the Corolis network
- Travel time from Beauvais-Tillé Airport: Around 10 minutes by taxi
- Travel time from Beauvais train station: Around 5 minutes by taxi
- Museum opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
- Best time to find a taxi: Early morning or late afternoon around Place Jeanne Hachette
Public transport
For those who combine taxi and public transport, several bus lines serve the Palais Episcopal district. The “Cathedral” and “Place Jeanne Hachette” stops are served by the Corolis bus lines (1, 2 and 6).
These lines facilitate access for visitors wishing to explore Beauvais further after their visit to the museum.
Other points of interest near the Episcopal Palace
The Palais Episcopal is located in the historic center of Beauvais, a few minutes from the Saint-Pierre Cathedral. After visiting the MUDO, you can explore the Place Jeanne Hachette, a lively place with restaurants and shops. This square is often frequented by locals and tourists.
Just a short walk from the museum are Rue Saint-Pierre and Rue Jacobins, ideal for shopping or a gourmet break in a café. These areas are easily accessible on foot, but a taxi can also drop you off quickly depending on your needs.
A little history about the place
The Episcopal Palace was built in the 12th century to house the bishops of Beauvais. Now transformed into a museum, it tells the artistic and religious history of the region through its collections. Thus, the MUDO houses a varied collection of works ranging from the Middle Ages to the 19th century.
The history of this place is closely linked to that of the city of Beauvais, marked by the Norman invasions and the Hundred Years' War.
The transformation of the palace into a museum bears witness to the historical and cultural importance of Beauvais, which has managed to preserve part of its heritage despite the wars.